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Vendor – Bringing Bundler to iOS(engineering.gomiso.com)
2 points by sashthebash 15y ago|0 comments
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StorageRoom Wants to Be Your Cloud-based Mobile Content Management System(readwriteweb.com)
1 points by sashthebash 15y ago|0 comments
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by sashthebash 15y ago
Parse, Kinvey and StackMob are great tools if you want to read/write data such as high scores from your app. But you won't have a nice editing interface for the data in the web. If Parse is "Heroku for Mobile" then StorageRoom, the startup
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by sashthebash 15y ago
The ladder in the house reminds me of Super Mario. Great concept, but I would go insane living in such a 2D world over time.
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by sashthebash 15y ago
Interesting idea. Instead of a Word document you might want to consider writing the book in plain text, HTML or LaTeX. This will make it a lot easier to merge in changes from other contributors.
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by sashthebash 15y ago
Where is the Peepcode Screencast or something similar for this that teaches me the basics in about an hour?
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StorageRoom, the missing piece in iCloud(storageroomapp.com)
1 points by sashthebash 15y ago|0 comments
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by sashthebash 15y ago
"She can do this from anywhere"... that's often the problem. I can work from anywhere and I'm currently single, so I'm traveling the world and living in different places (currently Buenos Aires), but a partner would make this much harder as
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by sashthebash 15y ago
What kind of content do you have that is this large? Please send me an email at sascha at thriventures dot com and we can talk about your custom requirements.
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by sashthebash 15y ago
We are looking into an import function. Currently you can use the Ruby Gem to import data with a small script. This is not perfect but should help in the meantime. You can also directly use the RESTful API from your server, query content an
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by sashthebash 15y ago
Thanks for your feedback! The iPhone Meetup is on the list for the next Bay area visit.
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by sashthebash 15y ago
Thanks. We would love to get some feedback from you on how it is going.
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by sashthebash 15y ago
We currently focus our marketing efforts on mobile apps, as this is the most obvious use case for us currently. But actually you can of course use the CMS from wherever you want to. We already have some websites that pull content via the RE
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by sashthebash 15y ago
We use MongoDB in the backend ourselves. But neither MongoDB nor CouchDB provide a nice interface for editors. You cannot ask non-technical content editors to edit JSON manually and they don't want to edit content in a technical phpMyAdmin-
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by sashthebash 15y ago
Our solution helps developers to quickly integrate managed content into their mobile applications. The managed content is created and edited by editors in our CMS, and the developers can then query the CMS with our RESTful JSON API. CouchDB
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by sashthebash 15y ago
This is what we used to do with Rails. But the backends were never a priority and ended up being hackish and hard to use for editors, so in the end the devs were editing the content... urg . Hosting and maintaining those backends hasn't be
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by sashthebash 15y ago
This is our plan. We are also already looking into creating a white label solution for agencies (cms.myagency.com), so that they can resell it to their customers without our branding.
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by sashthebash 15y ago
Clickable: http://storageroomapp.com
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Show HN: JSON CMS
37 points by sashthebash 15y ago|25 comments
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by sashthebash 15y ago
I love the idea to show today + x days in the future and not the past. Can somebody please build a better calendar for OS X?
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by sashthebash 16y ago
Am I the only person on HN that just happily uses the default color schemes that comes with editors?
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Ask HN: Where to host video for landing pages
7 points by sashthebash 16y ago|8 comments
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by sashthebash 16y ago
A nice interface suggestion just came up on Techcrunch: http://techcrunch.com/2011/03/30/skype-5
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by sashthebash 16y ago
I think it is targeted at larger companies and HP is also not only providing the infrastructure but additional software by the hour as well. The HP website is so chaotic due to the many sub-organizations and regions fighting for attention (
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by sashthebash 16y ago
See http://www.informationweek.com/news/windows/microsoft_news/s... for the services back then, I think Amazon EC2 didn't even exist at that time. It was just not called "cloud computing".
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by sashthebash 16y ago
HP already had cloud services in 2006 called Flexible Computing Services when I worked there as an intern. These services still exists (maybe with a different name), I have friends working in those departments. But Leo is new and HP is big,
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What would happen if a Japan-like earthquake hits Silicon Valley?
4 points by sashthebash 16y ago|4 comments
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by sashthebash 16y ago
Could they please not make everything gray scale like the new iTunes?!
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by sashthebash 16y ago
Shameless but on-topic plug: If you have content that needs to be displayed within both apps you could check out the flexible CMS my startup just created for mobile applications: http://storageroomapp.com . We are currently testing the sys
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by sashthebash 16y ago
Does this have some form of git support?

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